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- All right, good, let's get Flipper in the truck.
Here we go!
Easy now, easy.
There we are.
Okay, good, that oughta do it.
All right, Bill, hop aboard.
- Think that'll be all right, Dad?
- This will be fine, Sandy.
- Take it easy, Flipper, it'll only be a half an hour.
- All right, boys, see you later.
- So long, Dad. - Bye, Dad.
So long, Bill.
- Boy, I bet Flipper will have a ball showing off
to those guys at the marine testing lab, huh?
- Yeah, isn't it swell?
I mean, every time that lab wants to conduct a test,
they always want Flipper.
- Guess we have a pretty smart dolphin, huh?
- You know it.
- Hey, I've gotta get going.
My fishing boat leaves in 15 minutes and if I'm not on it,
I'm out 10 bucks.
- 10 bucks?
You have all the luck.
Why couldn't I get a job on that fishing boat?
- 'Cause you have to be over 16, that's why.
- Hey, well listen, Sandy.
Well, you and Dad are gonna working and Flipper gone,
what am I supposed to do all day?
- Well if I were you, Bud,
I'd finish off that book report I was supposed to have in
and get it in on time for a change,
even though it'll shock your teacher.
- Moby Dick.
What did he do, win a war or something?
- Well, in a way, at least he did a lot of battling.
Moby Dick was a whale.
- A whale?
Oh, man.
? They call him Flipper, Flipper
? Faster than lightning
? No one you see
? ls smarter than he
? And we know Flipper lives in a world full of wonder
? Lying there under
? Under the sea
- Wow.
50 tons.
I wonder if Flipper's ever seen one of those whales.
- Morning, matey.
- Who are you? - Captain Peabody.
Whaler out of New Bedford.
Blasted bottles, they don't make them like they used to.
- A whale man, what're you don here?
- Hunting for the gray whale, boy, what else?
- The gray whale?
There aren't any gray whales here.
- Look out there, lad.
- Are you gonna spear a whale?
- Harpoon, lad, I'm gonna harpoon me a whale.
- Could we go?
I mean, Flipper and me?
It'd be a great favor to my father.
- What's he got to do with it? - Nothing, really.
It just might keep him from blowing his top, though.
- Blowing his top? - I mean a gasket.
You see, I have this book report that's due tomorrow,
and if I don't get it in, I'm in big trouble,
and the book's all about whaling.
- Sounds reasonable, you can be my crew.
But I don't know about him.
- Oh, Flipper's very obedient, sir, he won't get in the way.
- Good enough, you can man the oars.
If I had any oars, my boat wasn't stoved in.
- Well, we can use my boat, captain.
- The very thing.
Lead me to it, lad.
That don't look like any whale boat I've ever seen.
- It doesn't?
- Oh, no mind, a boat's a boat.
Can you man the oars?
- Oh, we don't need oars.
- Are you daft, lad?
- No, we have an engine.
- Well, the things they invent while you're marooned.
Blast my barnacles.
That whale's out there, let's cast off.
- Aye aye, sir.
Come on, Flipper, we're going whaling.
- Thar she blows!
Put your back to it, boy.
Port, lad, port.
There's a big one.
Steady on the boat, boy.
Hold your course.
Lost him.
Thar she blows!
There's a big one!
Lost him.
Put your back to it, boy.
- He's running right alongside us!
- Never mind him!
There's two of the monsters out there.
After them!
Hold your course.
Steady, boy.
Hold your course.
Port, lad, port!
Belay the noise, dolphin.
You'll chase 'em away!
- Flipper doesn't wanna see them hurt, sir.
- I told you we shouldn't have brought him!
Next time he comes up, stop the boat, matey.
- Yes, sir.
Aye aye, sir.
Starboard, boy, starboard.
There's a bigger one over there.
Keep a weathered eye out, boy, they're all around us.
Slow down, boy.
Next time he comes up, stop the boat, matey.
Stop!
- Captain, please don't!
- Hold on, matey.
- I was pleased that Sandy had landed the job
he wanted on that fishing boat.
Even though it meant leaving Bud all by myself for a while,
it was important for Sandy to learn how difficult
something like fishing can be,
when you're doing it for pay instead of for fun.
Besides, even though Sandy was off working,
Flipper was over at the marine testing lab and I was working
with the coastguard checking their inventory of buoys and
preparing my own reports on where they were to be placed.
I wasn't worried about Bud.
For one thing, there were plenty of chores around the house
to keep him busy and when he ran out of those,
there was always his book report.
Yes, at this very moment, Bud was probably a very busy boy.
- Flipper.
Flipper!
Where are you?
Flipper!
Flipper!
Flipper, go get Captain Peabody!
Please, sir, you're going after 'em again, are ya?
- No dog-gone whale's gonna make a fool outta me.
He'll have to pay for this with his blubber.
After him, boy!
Port, boy, port!
Yonder, boy.
Hold your course, boy, he's gettin' away from us.
- Well, I don't care if he does get away.
I don't wanna kill a whale anyway.
- That's mutiny, boy.
I'll report you to the town council,
and you'll be the disgrace of Coral Key.
He's out there somewhere.
Watch your helm, boy.
Ah, he be!
Port side, lad.
Check your course!
- You can't kill that whale, she's got a baby!
Flipper!
Flipper, stop him!
Well that's why she attacked us.
She wanted to protect her baby.
- You made me lose her, I'll make you pay for this.
I'll see that you flunk that book report.
As for you, I'll have your blubber instead of that whale's.
- No, don't kill him.
Don't kill Flipper!
Ru", Flipper!
It wasn't his fault, please don't hurt Flipper.
No, don't kill Flipper!
Don't kill him!
Don't kill Flipper, please.
What a dream.
I better be gettin' home.
Must have forgot to fill it.
Oh, no.
It's Dad!
- WD9598, this is 4572 foxtrot, over.
- Why couldn't it have been somebody else?
Of all the dumb luck, Dad.
- WD9598, this is 4572 foxtrot, do you read me?
Over.
- Dad, this is Sandy, over.
- Sandy, there's a boy in a skip about a mile and a half
due west of North Beach, he looks like a needs a tow in.
Over.
- You want me to take the Launch, Dad?
- Yes I do, Sandy, and incidentally,
that boy happens to be your brother.
- Okay, Dad, I'll pick him up.
This is WD9598 out.
- 4572 foxtrot out.
- Boy, how could Bud be so dumb gettin' himself stranded?
- Sandy.
Lloyd Desko with the marine testing lab sends his regards
and compliments you boys on how well you've trained Flipper.
- Thanks, Dad.
- Oh and I forgot to ask you with all the excitement
about Bud, how'd your job go today?
- Great, we boated two sail fish.
One of them's gonna be weighed for a record.
I got a bonus and they want me back tomorrow.
- Congratulations, what's Bud doing?
- He's doing a book report, has to have it in by tomorrow.
- Book report?
On what?
- Whales, Moby Dick.
- Whales?
Well he hadn't even started to read that book last night.
I know because I got onto him about it.
He couldn't have read it in one night.
- Well, I guess he did, he said he got stranded.
I guess he was so taken by the book that he couldn't pay
any attention to anything else.
- Well that is an interesting subject, all right.
Hey, Bud!
Hi, Bud.
Listen, since you're so interested in whales,
I thought maybe that, well, you and I would take a day off
and go up to the whale museum in Center Port.
How would you like that?
- Yeah.
- They have an exact replica of the whale
that you've been studying.
- Sure, that'd be swell.
- Good, we'll make a day out of it.
And Bud, well I wanna apologize
for thinking you were lazy today.
I'll tell you what you do, why don't you take some time off
from that and go for a swim with Flipper?
I'll help you with your book report when you're through.
- Gee, thanks, Dad!
How about a swim, Flipper?
Gee, thanks, Flipper.
You're getting pretty good at saving whales.
It's just a joke, Dad.
? Everyone loves the king of the sea
? Ever so kind and gentle is he
? Tricks he will do when children are near
? And how they laugh when he's near
? They call him Flipper, Flipper
? Faster than lightning
? No one you see
? ls smarter than he
? And we know Flipper lives in a world full of wonder
? Lying there under
? Under the sea
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